Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-29


best kind of feed is offered at 81 0715. and yet
movement is slow, in spite of the general opin-
ion that prices are very near bottom. In Brew
ing descriptions trade is rather light, without
any special change in values. From 81 200
| 221a will represent the selling figure for the
better class of product, while 81 1501 III . ctl
will embrace stock of second grade. Nothing
doing in Cheyalier.
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoRNING SESSION.
Buyer 1So7-30O tons, 81 16ls: 100, u 1914
Seller 1SS7-1O0 tons. 81 05.
Seller 1887, new crop-100 tons, 81 0Sl4 y ctl
OATS-Dullness continues to be the ruling
feature of the situation. Receipts are not large
but the demand does not keep pace with supplies
so that stock accumulates. Some little shading
has occurred in prices within few days posi-
bly, with the hope of drawing out custom. We
quote as follows: Choice Feed, 81 6591 20
No. Feed, 81 COOL 65; No. 2, 81 5511 60; Milling
81 65@1 90; Surprise, 81 S0@1 So.
HAI-The new crop is, generally speaking
of good quality. and viii soon be used freely BY
No. l, Sl2@13; fair, S10@12; choice Wheat and
Dat, Sl0@12; tame Dat, si0@11; Clover, old Oh
new, SOIL; compressed Dat, slo@l2; com
pressed Wheat, S12G1t so. We quote new
Wheat, Sl2@13 so; Wheat and Dat, S11@l1 so
Dat, with sprinkles of Wheat, $40 50911; wild
| Dat, $40 5o@11; tame Dat, slo@11 good Alfalfa
S9tal0; Barley and Alfalfa. S7@S q ton.
HOPS-Nothing of definite nature to report
| For last years growth quotations remain un
| changed at 12@1715c p 10, without any business
We do not hear of any orders on the marke
| are lndisposed to make contracts for new croI
until later details are received in regard to thu
English and German yield.
BEANS-Nothing but jobbing trade Fancy
lots of Bayos or Small White will bring tot
prices. We quote: Bayos, S2@2 5O But
| ter, 81 1902 Pink, 81 35@1 As; Red 81 4Oal As
Lima, 81 1902 25 Pea, 81 65@2: Small White
| 81 65@2 p ctl.
VEGETABLEs-stri Beans are less in favor
| Cucumbers and Green Peppers are in large sup
| ply Tomatoes are Plentiful and cheap. Fo
common Green Corn there Is no demand, white
sweet moves off slowly. Shipments of Vaca
vile Squash have ceased. We quote: Egg Plant
l5@20c q 70 for choice; Cucumbers, 5Jc@Sl I
box; Green Peppers 81 z box; Green Peas
| l@2c p 10 Tomatoes, 35G50c p box
| Green Corn, 5O@5Oc q sack for common, and il
| G121ac 2 dozen for sweet; Green Okra 100
l2c q ID String Beans 21Sa312c 2 b Summe
| Squash, 40l50c q box for bay /: Artichokes, lO@
lsc 2 dozen Carrots, 85@56c ? ctl; TuIn lbs
25@5oc p ctl Beets, 75c@S1 p sack; Parsnips
5o@s1 q ctl; Csulifower, 50@65c y dozen
| Cabbage, 59@75e 2 ctl; Garlic, 11S@21lc y n
Dry Okra, 15@29c p Ii.
FRUIT-The Cherry season is about over
Gooseberries have disappeared. Currants con
time plentiful, while the exhibit. of Berrie.
keeps up well. Grapes are in market, but the
quality is poor and sales are very slow. Some
few Catalogues have arrived, but not enough
to warrant quotation. Peaches are doing
better. Figs are well represented, but somehow
custom is not quick, though prices are far from
high Apricots are III good demand, and better
prices would prevail were it not that receipt.
are quite liberal. We quote Grapes, SfGI so .
box Peaches, 75caSl % z box and S)c6Sl =
bskt; Apples, 35@75c 2 box, and 15td35c Z bskt
Pears, 30@75c 3 box, and l5@30c 2 bSkt
Figs, 40@50c q box /; Cherries, 60ds0c Z
box for white, with Royal Ann at s5c@sl
p box, and 40d50c for black Strawberries, SIG
S. ? chest; Blaekberries, S5@6 = chest
Raspberries, S6Gs 2 chest; CurTants, S3@5
. Z box, Cherry Plums, 2DdS0c = drawer,
and 40950e q box; Aprieots, 35G60c z box
Mexican Lines, IS a. 10 2 box Lemons
Sicily, s647 30 do California, s2a2 80 for com.
mon, 1904 so Z box for choice; Oranges, Cali.
fornia, s264 2 box; Bananas. 81 5OSS so p
bunch: Pineapples, SlG6 p dozen.
BUTrER-Fancy qualities are scarce and firm.
OF all other descriptions the stocks are more
than ample, with prices favorable TO buyers.
keg Butter from the northern coast is coming to
hand with freedom, finding fair custom. We
quote prices as follows: Fancy, 2lI9d2211Sc
good to choice, 19G2lc; fair, l6e11Se; mixed
lots, l20l5c; frkin, zoe for fancy, l6d11Sc for
fair to good. and 11a13c q 10 for poor picked
roll. 221Ie p b. Eastern, 13615c 2 b for ordi-
nary to fairly good quality.
CHEESE-0ferings are free. while the de-
mand is slow, giving the market an easy tone.
Quotable at l014G1le 2 b for choice, cased,
aud 9@l0c for fair to good quality.
EGGS-Receipts of poor quality from interior
points are somewhat large and it is not easy to
dispose of such stock at our lower quotation
The neglect of such offerings by the trade is at
tributable more or less to the good supply of
good store lots the demand is not brisk while
for fresh ranch trade is rather limited, and top
figures are exceptionable. QTotable at % 425c
2 dozen for ranch, and 20d22c for store con-
signments; inferior, 1sc; Eastern. l69ise p
dozen.
PoULTRY-Although receipts have been very
light of late, prices as a rule have shaped favor
ably for buyers, because the demand has not
been general. Fat Turkeys and Chickens sell to
much better advantage than less desirable con-
signments. Small Broilers and Fowls are sell
as follows: Live Turkeys ~Gobblers, 1siG3Oc
Hens, 16gl4ci ROoste-s 10 5Gd6 sor oid, and
IS 50111 for young: Hens. s5td6 80 for ordi-
nary stock, and s7Gs for choice; Broilers,
S3dt6 so: Dncks S4d5 81: Geese, slGI so = pair:
Pigeons, 81 2 dozen for old and S2a2 . for
young.
W0OL-There has been rather large trade
during the past week both here and in the in
terror in choice Northern Nools and also in
very light, clean Woods of the various dsserip-
tons At the same time, the Eastern markets
are more or less unsettled. and not so promising
as the iull country prices would seem to justify.
We hear of choice Roseburg. Oregon Wool hay-
ing been sold at that place as high as 27e for
Eastern account. while for our best Humboldt
sales of $4,000 rs within our range of prices
We quote:
Northern
Extra choice spring, 2 fb...........-......21@2i
Poor short spring, seedy and bury, = n.iSlrl5
Good short spring. scedy, q .156rf7
Choice short spring, free. =
Choicest Northern spring. ib.........-.....2c622
Good years spring. free ib..---...........l5fSl6
Fair years spring, seedy, fb...-....-.-...liol5
Poor years spring, seedy and bury = b..12913
Oregon
Eastern, choice. 20G22
do. poor. heavy ----.-.- .14d16
FRESH MEATS-Trade is steady at uniform
prices The demand continues good and gen
eIal while supplies are quite up TO all market
needs Following are the rates for whole car
cases from slaughteregs 70 dealers: Eeef-First
quality, 61552c: seec nd quality. SIC: third
quality, 4@5e ? b. veai-Large. Sc &c: small,